The team here is so lovely. They really took care of us for our little get-together. Everything was handled so calmly, which made the whole afternoon feel relaxed and easy.

Pricey but worth it. The steak was cooked just right, and the view from the window seat was fantastic. Good for a special occasion.

Came for the view, stayed for the food. The seafood pasta was generous, packed with prawns and mussels. For the price, the portion size is really decent. You get what you pay for here.

Popped in for a quick solo lunch. Food came fast, which was key for me. The steak sandwich was hot, well-seasoned, and matched the menu description. Good portion for the price.

Easy to find next to Tesco. Good for a quick bite. Staff were fast and friendly. Got the chicken wrap, decent portion and tasted fresh. Perfect for a lunch break.

The pistachio ice cream was the best part for me. They serve it with a dollop of cream on top. The flavour is so rich and genuine, just like proper gelato you&#39;d get in Italy. Really enjoyed it.

Good portions for the price, and a huge menu to choose from. The vibe was just right&mdash;really relaxed and friendly.

Came for the afternoon tea with friends. The little savoury tarts were so good, and the cheesecake that looked like a flower pot was a fun surprise! A really nice spot for a long catch-up.

The fennel salami and Tomme cheese sandwich was a real find. The bread had this perfect, crisp crust that just gave way. For under a fiver, it felt like a little treat. Romsey&#39;s lucky to have this spot.

Been coming here for years. The shortbread is consistently good, just like it always was.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef on Sundays is always spot on, proper tender and flavourful. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. Staff are friendly too.

Popped in before the lunch rush. The eggs benedict on sourdough was spot on. Coffee&#39;s lovely, just wish they did a bigger cup.

Been coming here for years, and the halibut and chips is always spot on. Huge portion, cooked perfectly. Even on a busy Friday, they found us a table on the lawn. That consistency is why I keep coming back.

Nice little pub just outside Lyndhurst. Had the ploughman&#39;s lunch - it was huge and really hit the spot. A solid choice for a proper, filling meal.

Popped in for a late breakfast. The food was fresh and well-prepared. Their iced coffee was spot on&mdash;really hit the mark with a full, rich flavour that paired nicely with the meal. Solid value for what you get.

Lovely spot to warm up on a chilly day. The terrace and garden must be great in summer, but the inside space was bright and cosy. Just what we needed.

Stopped by for a quick bite after errands. The carvery line moved fast. Good choice of meats and veg, all hot and ready. Filled me up, no fuss. Perfect for a speedy lunch.

Popped in for a quick cream tea. The scones were still warm, really soft and fluffy. Best one I&#39;ve had, honestly. Just sat outside with a cuppa, watching the birds. Simple and lovely.

The mussels and pasta were spot on. A minor quibble &ndash; the mozzarella starter. The tomatoes were a bit bland, even for winter. A glass of crisp white wine would have really lifted that dish.

Been here a few times, it&#39;s reliably decent. The hot drinks are fine, and they had a nice chocolate Easter cake. The big breakfast is very filling, though the eggs were a touch overdone this time.

Decided to make my own breakfast here. Picked the eggs, bacon, and hash browns. Everything was cooked just right, and sitting outside on a sunny morning was a nice bonus. Prices felt fair for the neighbourhood.

The food is cooked fresh, which is nice. It&#39;s tasty and well-presented, though the ingredients are fairly standard.

The caramel cheesecake was the highlight. Rich, dense filling with a proper biscuit base that wasn&#39;t too sweet. The lemon drizzle cake was good too, moist with a sharp icing. Latte was just lukewarm though, which was a letdown.

Popped in for a late lunch. Ajay suggested the lamb curry, said it was a good call. He was right. Really hit the spot. Service was chill, no rush.

Been coming here on our annual trip for ages. It&#39;s the spot we all look forward to - feels like catching up in a friend&#39;s spotless kitchen. The staff are just lovely, and the food never disappoints. Honestly, the best part is how relaxed it feels for a group.

Service was prompt and attentive. The steak was cooked exactly as requested. Good spot for a business lunch, efficient and quiet. Prices are reasonable for the area.

Chicken supreme and green curry were spot on. Staff squeezed us in on a busy night, which was a lifesaver.

The courtyard is a real find on a sunny morning. Grabbed a flat white and a croissant, and just sat there for ages. Coffee was spot on.

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